Naomi Stagg

When Naomi came to live with Gram, what was wrong with her?

• She had insect bites all over.

• She had selective mutism and wouldn't talk.

• She was sick and had to go to the hospital and get surgeries.

How does the setting influence the story's plot?

• It has no significant impact.

• It creates opportunities for the Naomis to bond.

• It leads to more conflicts between characters.

• It isolates the characters from their friends.

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DOK Level 2: Skill/Concept

When Skyla comes, who does she favor more?

• Lulu

• Gram

• Owen

• Naomi

Why did the author choose to write the novel in first person from Naomi's perspective?

• So the reader could learn more about Skyla

• So that there is not a lot of descriptive language in the book

• So that the reader learns about what multiple characters are thinking

• So that the reader learns about Naomi's thoughts and her changing identity

What is the main theme explored in the story of Naomi Stagg?

• Identity and self-discovery

• Adventure and exploration

• Science and technology

• Friendship and loyalty

Which literary device is predominantly used in Naomi Stagg's narrative?

• Metaphor

• Simile

• Personification

• Irony

What is Naomi Stagg's primary challenge in the story?

• Overcoming a fear of heights

• Dealing with selective mutism

• Learning a new language

• Adapting to a new school

How does Naomi Stagg's relationship with her grandmother influence her character development?

• It makes her more rebellious

• It helps her become more confident

• It causes her to become more introverted

• It has no impact on her character

What role does the setting play in Naomi Stagg's story?

• It isolates her from others

• It provides a backdrop for her adventures

• It creates opportunities for personal growth

• It has no significant impact

Which of the following best describes Naomi Stagg's personality?

• Outgoing and sociable

• Shy and introspective

• Aggressive and confrontational

• Carefree and indifferent